Dark Rover’s Luck
For five decades, Fenella has led the life of a ghost, wandering from place to place and relying solely on herself. Now, while seeking refuge in the immortals' hidden village, she uncovers an unexpected connection that may inspire her to stay longer than she planned.
Din has held a torch for Fenella for half a century. Yet, instead of the spirited bartender he fell for, he encounters a hardened, disillusioned nomad who struggles to remain in one place for long.
Some secrets are meant to remain buried, while others are destined to be revealed, and sometimes, luck is simply a matter of being in the right place at the right time.
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I. T. Lucas
Before I.T. Lucas became one of the most recognized voices in paranormal romance, she was simply a storyteller at heart—drawn to the mysteries of ancient civilizations, the unexplainable pull of fate, and the eternal question of what it means to truly belong. Those themes didn’t just make their way into her writing—they became the lifeblood of it.
Raised with a deep curiosity about mythology and metaphysics, Lucas later found her creative spark ignited in the midst of everyday life. A mother of four and a small business owner, she hadn’t planned on becoming a novelist. It was a quiet nudge from her sons—who saw something in the stories she shared—that led her to write what would become The Children of the Gods series. What began as a single story evolved into a sprawling saga of immortals, love, and legacy, now spanning dozens of books and earning a fiercely loyal readership.
The Children Of The Gods Paranormal Romance
In a genre often dominated by predictable tropes, The Children of the Gods series stands apart, weaving a rich tapestry of immortal intrigue, forbidden desire, and ancient secrets that echo through modern times. This expansive saga delves into a hidden world where descendants of gods walk among us, their lives entangled in a complex web of passion, loyalty, and destiny.
The Children Of The Gods Paranormal Romance consists of ninety-seven books. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
